Syrian experience with UAV "Leer-3" will be used in Nagorno-Karabakh

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Syrian experience with UAV "Leer-3" will be used in Nagorno-Karabakh

Russia has transferred to Nagorno-Karabakh the latest domestic electronic warfare (EW) complexes RB-341V "Leer-3". As reported News with reference to the military department, Drones will be used as flying cell towers.

Russian peacekeepers in Nagorno-Karabakh will apply the Syrian experience of using the Leer-3 electronic warfare system, the military department explained. In Syria, the drones included in the complex were used for mass alerting the local population during humanitarian operations, sending SMS, organizing cellular communications. The drones will do the same in Nagorno-Karabakh, helping Russia to solve the humanitarian problems of the region.



The Leer-3 complex was put into service in 2015; the main task of the complex was to jam GSM cellular signals. Two years later, it was finalized, adding the ability to suppress 3G and 4G networks, and also increased the range.

The Leer-3 complex itself technically consists of one KAMAZ vehicle with the corresponding filling and two (three) Orlan-10 UAVs. Calculation of the complex - 4 people. The drone has a range of 120 km, the time spent in the air - 10 hours. Flight altitude - 5 km, speed: max - 150, cruising - 80 km / h.

The drone can carry a different load, depending on which it can perform the following actions: suppress mobile communications, simulate the operation of a cellular base station in the GSM 900, 1800, 2000, 2500 ranges and send false messages, detect phones, tablets, etc., conduct reconnaissance, plot the locations of subscriber points on a digital map, transmit data on the location of subscriber points to artillery crews for a fire strike.

Few of the electronic warfare systems can be used for peaceful purposes, but the Leer-3 is an exception. It was created to work specifically with civilian, not military networks. Therefore, we have laid down a lot of useful functions - from mass sending of SMS-messages to finding lost people. UAV is especially effective in places where coverage of mobile networks is weak or absent at all

- added military expert Dmitry Boltenkov.
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    1. +10
      26 November 2020 10: 58
      Electronic warfare is the most important part of the fight against UAVs.
      In any case, it closes homemade products completely, but "adult" drones have inertial platforms and it is difficult to hammer them in with interference, so that stationary targets can be quietly covered.
      But they are already worth "other" money!
      1. sav
        +18
        26 November 2020 11: 03
        The main thing here is that they gain experience, competencies, and develop technologies.
    2. +1
      26 November 2020 11: 08
      I stumbled upon news for 2019, and it says that copters began to enter the Russian army with the ability to drop a certain load weighing one kilogram.
      Platoons with such copters are being created in UAV companies. But there is no information on them on the Internet at all.
      1. +3
        26 November 2020 15: 57
        Herman 4223 "the army began to receive copters with the ability to drop a certain load weighing one kilogram. But there is no information on them on the Internet at all."
        About " no at all"You, how to put it more delicately, draw a lightweight and incorrect conclusion. Yes
        Dig on the site "Military acceptance" in the video about "Orlan-10". With due diligence, you will find a video that tells (and shows!) How this UAV drops cargo (in the form of leaflets). It also sends SMS from an autonomous station on board. wink
        Unfortunately, some of the VO readers have a mistaken opinion about the "uniform sharpening" of the Orlan's design. In fact (to date) a multifunctional platform has been built from Orlan-10 that performs various tasks by simply replacing blocks in the payload compartments.
        I did not post a direct "cheat sheet", because the "cheat sheet" has a very "short memory". But when you "shovel a mountain of ore in search of the innermost" on your own, the result is put into your head for a long time and reliably. Something like this.
        hi
        1. 0
          26 November 2020 17: 37
          Thank you, you will need to look. But you mean the eagle as I understand it, and I'm talking about the copter.
          1. 0
            26 November 2020 17: 54
            [quote = Herman 4223] Thank you, you will need to look. But you mean the eagle as I understand it, and I'm talking about the copter. [/ Qu
            Alexander, it seems to me that you are deliberately not talking about something what
            I wonder what you see as the fundamental difference between dropping a load with an "Orlan" or a quadcopter? And if we take into account that a quadrocopter can deliver the cargo not by dropping, but by direct landing at the addressee's location, then the question to you unambiguously suggests itself in this form: " Why are you interested in dropping a 1 kg load from a quadcopter? ? "If you find it necessary to answer, you can continue the discussion further.
            hi
            1. 0
              26 November 2020 20: 10
              Yes, just a little curiosity about what kind of copter our military has appeared and why there is such silence about it. And if about the difference, then the copter can drop very accurately, because it can hang in one place.
              1. 0
                26 November 2020 20: 40
                Herman 4223
                Alexander, well, so I pulled out of you your suppressed interest in the copter, as a high-precision dropper of small bombs ... lol
                Are you jealous of the videos of the Basurman from Syria? In vain. Look for a better video about the development of "Ratnik". There and take away a special copter to deliver ammunition and other necessities to an individual soldier on the front line. "Cheat sheet" again I do not spread (for the reason, voiced by me earlier). Good luck!
                hi
    3. +6
      26 November 2020 11: 09
      A necessary and good thing!
    4. +6
      26 November 2020 11: 18

      VO has a video about this complex.
      1. +1
        26 November 2020 11: 54
        I liked the phrase in the video: "based on KamAZ ... ... the aircraft ..." In general, the complex is impressive "alive". most then all sorts of "field commanders" bearing and spraying.
    5. Kaw
      0
      26 November 2020 15: 16
      It was created to work specifically with civilian, not military networks. Therefore, we have laid down a lot of useful functions - from mass sending of SMS-messages to finding lost people.

      This is what it turns out to be. Here, people are constantly lost in the forest and have never heard of the military helping with their equipment in the search. Usually 2-3 Ministry of Emergency Situations go auditioning. And if the lost person has a phone and manages to establish contact with the Ministry of Emergency Situations, then they usually go to that forest there and turn on the siren and the person himself goes to them.
    6. -1
      27 November 2020 11: 14
      Apparently jamming cellular signals is the meaning of peacekeeping ...

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